Robert Meek wrote: > It was the auto-shortcut that Delphi gives the standard edit action > for delete that was blocking the key. I'm not sure I understand why as of > yet, but at least it's working correctly now.
Yeah, I read Rob Kennedy's suggestion and your reply after I'd hit the Send button :-/ Anyways, glad you figured it out. > As to the TBitButton...it's a descendant of the original from the > Raize component set and it includes special framing options that can be used > to really make these buttons look good. I don't want to post a bmp to the > list, but if you want I can send you one directly so you can see how it > looks. I create my own toolbar using the Raize Panel...again with special > border and framing control and these buttons within. Hmmm, the issue at stake is really whether or not your Toolbar buttons require a Windows handle and accept focus in order to have the nifty features you want. If it were me, I'd take Ray's code and try replacing TBitBtn with TSpeedButton as the ancestor and see what happens. TBitBtn and TSpeedButton are sufficiently similar internally that it might work and you'd get your nifty look without having to jump through hoops to manage the focus. Stephen Posey [EMAIL PROTECTED] _______________________________________________ Delphi mailing list -> [email protected] http://www.elists.org/mailman/listinfo/delphi
